#HUSTLER MAGAZINE COVERS FULL#

The November 2000 issue of the US presidential election proves that even in the era of increasingly accessible information, globalization and openness of views, Larry Flint could have caused a scandal. In May 1978, the cover of Hustler, released for Mother's Day, was devoted to the anatomy of a pregnant woman, and inside you could read articles about false television, torture and other hot topics. Subsequently, Larry Flint repeatedly attacked clerics and moralists with the help of his magazine, openly declaring their hypocrisy. The April 1978 issue is dedicated to Easter and exposes the commercialization of this religious holiday. Here are ten of the most scandalous covers that caused a real storm in the United States at the time. In addition to what was happening on the pages of the magazine, Hustler also used attention-grabbing covers and parody advertisements to annoy his enemies. Hustler was a more decadent and perverse alternative to the relatively 'toothless' Playboy and even the pseudo-gritty Penthouse, which did not show what the Larry Flint team showed.

Since the release of the first issue in 1974, Hustler has rebelled against social norms, managing to excite, anger and entertain in equal measure. The moralists ' test of strength led to an attempt on Larry Flint, after which the publisher was partially paralyzed. In the 1970s and 1980s, he was a favorite target for so-called right-wing moralists in the United States, but like no one else, he was ready to fight back.

#HUSTLER MAGAZINE COVERS FULL#

The founder and publisher of the obscene satirical magazine Hustler and other near-pornographic business initiatives, Larry Flint has lived a life full of public battles, some of which he won, and some of which he lost.

Hustler magazine covers